Denmark, Italy, Poland Urge EU Leaders to Harden Stance on Irregular Migration
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Despite the positive results of the Pact on Migration and Asylum, the Danish prime ministers, Mette Frederiksen, and Italian, Giorgia Meloni, returned to the European Council on Friday 16 October to ask the European Commission for better coordination of migration policies.
On the last day of the summit, it became clear that the issue is causing enormous tension between Member States. Ursula von der Leyen is preparing an emergency protocol to deal with crises such as that in Ceuta.
The final text on this issue is very vague and does not include any censorship of the "called effect" that Italy and Denmark wanted to introduce. "It has been Spain", confirm diplomatic sources Read
The governments of Denmark, Italy and Poland are pressing this Friday for the final declaration of the European summit in Brussels to call for speeding up work to reduce the factors contributing to the so-called effect on immigration and for cooperation between European countries before adopting policies that may affect the rest.
After energy and the budget, there is a rift in the "27" on immigration, during the second day of the EU Summit. According to several media outlets, during the discussion there were moments of great tension, with Denmark and Italy opposing Pedro Sanchez over Spain's stance on the crisis in Ceuta. During the discussions, the "27" had been divided into two groups, with one - including Denmark, Italy and Poland - persistently demanding a tougher st…
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The governments of Denmark, Italy and Poland are pressing this Friday for the final declaration of the European summit in Brussels to call for speeding up work to reduce the factors contributing to the "called effect" on immigration and for cooperation between European countries before adopting policies that may affect the rest.
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